Archipelago of Artistic Practices

Het M HKA is een museum voor hedendaagse beeldende kunst, film en beeldcultuur. Het is een open ontmoetingsplaats van en voor de kunst, de kunstenaar en het publiek. Het M HKA ambieert een voortrekkersrol in Vlaanderen en een internationaal profiel voortbouwend op de Antwerpse avant-garde traditie. Het M HKA overbrugt de verhouding tussen artistieke en brede samenlevingsvragen, tussen het internationale en het regionale, kunstenaars en publiek, traditie en vernieuwing, reflectie en presentatie. Centraal daarbij staat de collectie met verwerving, beheer en onderzoek.M HKA is een Cultureel-Erfgoedinstelling van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap

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A Jubilee and M HKA Research Summit
14, 15, 20 & 21 June 2025

Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst Antwerpen

Towards a sustainable alternative artistic infrastructure. An ambitious and multifaceted Research Summit built around an innovative digital infrastructure for mapping research-based practices. Including artists Tekla Aslanishvili, Justin Bennett, Köken Ergun, Ciel Grommen, Assem Hendawi, Åsa Lie, Zheng Mahler, Sara Martinetti, Vincent Meessen, Hélène Meyer, Scott William Raby, Shahana Rajani, Maximiliaan Royakkers, Mirwan Andan and Iswanto Hartono (ruangrupa), Merzedes Sturm-Lie, Filip van Dingenen, Stijn van Dorpe, Clémentine Vaultier, Vermeir &amp; Heiremans; art workers and researchers Louise de Bethune, Sabeth Buchmann, Federico Ferretti, Emily Rosamond, Julie van Elslande, Tobias van Royen, Jesse van Winden; art organisations Agency, Atelier Cartographique, BARN, Bureau of Analogies, f.eks., KCO, Kunsthal Gent, nadine, NICC, Re-Connect Festival, Seasonal Neighbours, SOTA, The Question of Funding Archipelago of Artistic Practices is a Research Summit organised by Jubilee and M HKA based on Eavatea, a digital infrastructure for mapping research-based and transdisciplinary practices. The programme takes place in conjunction with M HKA’s major exhibition The Geopolitics of Infrastructure and includes the participation of many of its exhibiting artists. The Research Summit centres around four thematic days, addressing: the geopolitics of infrastructure (14 June), infrastructure of archives (15 June), archipelago of artistic practices (20 June), and mapping and performing infrastructure (21 June). The Research Summit focuses on the premise of ‘learning by doing’. Collective interventions and moments of constructive reflection, including screenings, performances, walks and bike tours, explore themes of the exhibition and interrogate the Eavatea interface as an innovative relational infrastructure that seeks to inspire, initiate and underpin new research-based artistic trajectories. More info: muhka.be Attendance is free. Registration is required.You can register for all or some days. ProgrammeSaturday 14 June 2025, 11:00 – 18:00Geopolitics of Infrastructures Sunday 15 June 2025, 11:00 – 18:00The Infrastructure of Archives Friday 20 June 2025, 11:00 – 18:30Cooperative infrastructures Saturday 21 June 2025, 11:00 – 18:00Mapping infrastructures of artistic practices

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